Hekran grabs some of the bones of the fallen red skeleton and says "I reckon we should put dese spirts t'rest.I propose we take 'em outside and bury them."
He looks at the skull, "Kinda reminds me of someone. Horatio?"
"A robit! You know, somethin' thats not made of meat and moves by itself. Fancy schooled wizards make 'em."
GM, is it that I missed with my acid splash or is it just immune?
if immune:
Hekran, realizing that the Armenian Man isn't getting up, moves to help his friend, trusting his mage armor to protect him from the construct's attack.
Hekran doubles moves to behind the armenian man, drawing an attack of the opportunity.
if I just missed or I can't tell:
Hekran steps to the side for a clear shot, and fire another splash of acid.
"Yeh, I reckon it ain't an issue." Hekran says and while he doesn't want to interfere with party's official door checking method, he does want to move on to the next room.
"I can make it so they can't just take pot shots on us from whereever."
If the two people in front of me, Neer and Armenian consent, I'll move forward and cast obscuring mist, so their crossbowman has 50% miss chance on the party.
I'll be out of town at a wedding until next Tuesday. I don't know the wifi situation or my availability. Feel free to use my skills as needed, and acid splash or hindering muck as needed.
"Gods-be-damned orcs, a couple of them ran off with some of my sheep a season past."
Hekran moves forward and unleashes from his sleeve a wave of hindering muck.
those red squares show his hindering muck.
hindering muck:
Hindering Muck (Su): As a standard action, you can create a 15-foot cone of sticky mud. Any creature in the cone must succeed at a Reflex save (DC = 10 + half your wizard level + your Intelligence modifier =14) or become entangled for 1 round for every wizard level you have. An affected creature can take a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity to wipe off enough of the mud to remove the entangled condition. Jumping into a large body of water or being subject to an effect that creates a substantial amount of water (such as a casting of create water) removes all the mud on a creature. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Intelligence modifier.
Is the troglodyte holding anything, like a weapon or a spell component pouch or holy symbol? If so, read the following spoiler
Hekran takes a guarded step away from the troglodyte
yes, it is holding something:
"I don't like the look of dat!" Hekran shouts as he casts a spell. The object in the creature's hand suddenly becomes very slippery from Hekran's grease spell.
DC 16 Reflex save or it drops the item. The save happens every time it wields the item or picks it back up.
no, it is not holding anything:
"Take one of these, ye stinkin' beast! Hekran shouts as he launches another glob of acid at the creature.
Hekran's not particularly interested in ancient mysteries or magical traditions. He's not a traditional wizard. Learned him his magick by a mentor, not one of them fancy wizard schools.
Hekran moves in and lets loose a wave of hindering muck at the two troglodytes.
hindering muck (su) (Reflex DC 14):
As a standard action, Hekran can create a 15-foot cone of sticky mud. Any creature in the cone must succeed at a Reflex save (DC = 10 + half your wizard level + your Intelligence modifier=14) or become entangled for 1 round for every wizard level you have. An affected creature can take a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity to wipe off enough of the mud to remove the entangled condition. Jumping into a large body of water or being subject to an effect that creates a substantial amount of water (such as a casting of create water) removes all the mud on a creature. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Intelligence modifier.
entangled:
The character is ensnared. Being entangled impedes movement, but does not entirely prevent it unless the bonds are anchored to an immobile object or tethered by an opposing force. An entangled creature moves at half speed, cannot run or charge, and takes a –2 penalty on all attack rolls and a –4 penalty to Dexterity. An entangled character who attempts to cast a spell must make a concentration check (DC 15 + spell level) or lose the spell.
"Gaw-durn, its dark in here." Hekran says. He says some funny words and casts light on his familiar, the chicken Gartempe. He darts in, knowing the spider might try to bite him.
"I ain't never met Agent Forsend," Hekran says, "Just to be sure, he's a human, half-elf? Taldan? And just so we know, is he the first to go to this fortress? Does it have a name?"
Day Job roll or Faction sheet (please re-use your roll from the other thread; just post a link so I can verify it)Profession (Farmer):1d20 + 4 ⇒ (17) + 4 = 21
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Who checks for traps?
Not me. Though, if we want, I can prepare open-close, and do that on all doors and set that off from a distance.
Who searches the room?
Not me.
Is anyone providing light?
I can keep a light on my chicken for the duration, if need be.
Given multiple doors to go through, which door will the party choose by default?
I vote the left door.
Sorry about the delay. Had real life flare up on me for a bit.
WOW I didn't realize how badly I mistyped that. That was my school ability, Hindering Muck. I'm going to blame the little bit bourbon I had yesterday and go feel bad about myself.
